The love world is a wonderful and beautiful world. Many friends can't figure it out. Xiao Bian has sorted out Huang Lizi's love strategies and skills to help you old irons judge whether girls like you or not.
1. Always care about your life
I will care if you eat well and take care of yourself. In any case, the girl who treats the boy he likes, no matter how coarse or coarse she is, will become as delicate as silk.
2. Sticky, even if I didn't meet you before, I might be a very cold person
I wish I could see you every day. This is how you like a person. I wish I could stick to him all the time. It is not her nature to stick to others, but she likes you, so she wants to stick to you.
3. Inexplicably angry, easy to forgive
Once girls like a person, they will become illogical and irrational. Girls in love are easy to get angry because they care too much. But they are very easy to coax, because they like you too much.
4. Shy, even dare not look at you directly
Girls will secretly watch you when they like you, and the corners of your mouth will automatically rise when they see you. But once they are found, they will look around as if nothing happened, even blush, and dare not look you in the eyes. Some girls may talk freely in front of others, and as long as they meet you, they will be incoherent and very shy.
5. Like to share life with you
When I see something funny, I will share it with you at the first time, even the trivial things in life. Maybe it's just a joke when I go out today, but as long as I chat with you, my mood will become happier
6. Start to like to talk about all your things with friends
When a girl really likes a person, it is you who chat with friends, even if you cover your mouth, it will show in your eyes.
7. Sensitive and suspicious
After meeting the person she likes, the girl will become particularly insecure, and begin to doubt herself, her looks are not good, she doesn't get the attention of that person, and her strength is really bad.
8. When you read this article, someone has been in your mind.
